> On Firefox the pieces are left in between two squares (don't fit into the right slot).
I think that's the point of it being "real-valued"? If I play Penultima, sometimes I set rules allowing fractional movement, though for practical reasons I choose to allow 1/2 integer (i.e. corners) rather than continuous movement, a computer version doesn't have the same limitations as human hands and eyes in this regard.
On Firefox the pieces are left in between two squares (don't fit into the right slot). Also there is no way to rotate the board.
And queens are on wrong squares. Was that generated using LLM?
> On Firefox the pieces are left in between two squares (don't fit into the right slot).
I think that's the point of it being "real-valued"? If I play Penultima, sometimes I set rules allowing fractional movement, though for practical reasons I choose to allow 1/2 integer (i.e. corners) rather than continuous movement, a computer version doesn't have the same limitations as human hands and eyes in this regard.